Enterprise software faces its biggest transformation since cloud computing. As AI agents multiply exponentially, traditional SaaS business models are becoming obsolete. Here’s what comes next for the $600B enterprise software market.
A new AI-powered site reliability engineering platform has emerged from stealth with $7 million in funding. Wild Moose aims to transform how IT teams handle incidents by acting as an autonomous first responder.
After years of Linux dominance in development environments, Windows is staging a remarkable comeback. Discover why seasoned developers are reconsidering Microsoft’s platform for coding workflows.
The launch of The Outer Worlds 2 was disrupted by a Microsoft Azure outage that caused Game Pass installations to disappear. This incident highlights the fragility of cloud-dependent gaming infrastructure and raises questions about digital distribution reliability.
The sudden CEO departure at Remedy Entertainment following FBC: Firebreak’s disappointing sales reveals deeper challenges facing single-player focused studios. Can narrative-driven developers successfully pivot to multiplayer?
General Motors is eliminating 1,750 positions in response to slowing EV demand and expiring federal tax credits. The cuts reflect a broader industry recalibration as automakers face changing regulatory and market conditions.
Sam Altman discloses OpenAI has committed to spend approximately $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure development. The massive investment equates to roughly 30GW of data center capacity as the company navigates regulatory challenges.
General Motors is cutting thousands of EV and battery factory workers and idling production facilities until 2026. The move represents a dramatic scaling back of the automaker’s electric vehicle ambitions amid changing market conditions.
The Federal Reserve makes a dual policy shift, cutting rates for the second consecutive meeting while announcing an end to quantitative tightening. This coordinated move reflects growing concerns about employment risks and market stability.
Boeing’s messy Q3 earnings revealed a $7.47 per share loss but hidden operational progress. The company achieved positive free cash flow ahead of schedule and secured FAA approval to increase 737 production. Here’s why investors are looking past the headline numbers.
